Fictional TRH demo data — no PHI
Harsight VERIFY
Product TourFictional TRH demo data — no PHI

One VERIFY engine. Every contract-driven decision at TRH.

Harsight VERIFY combines periodic-batch technology with HARS Advisors and hospital owners. It reconciles every agreement, invoice, claim, provider file, and obligation against contract terms — surfacing recoverable and avoidable dollars, readiness risk, and the decisions owners need to make. This tour walks the whole narrative for the fictional Texas Regional Hospital. Nothing here is real-time and nothing contains PHI.

The shared engine

How VERIFY works, everywhere

The same four steps power all seven modules. Learn it once; it reads the same in Revenue, Access, Workforce, and Compliance.

1Extract

Pull terms, rates, deadlines, and obligations from agreements and periodic batch feeds.

2Reconcile

Compare real activity — invoices, remittance, PSV results, attestations — against those terms.

3Score

Weight a transparent scorecard with honest coverage disclosure — never a black-box grade.

4Surface

Route evidence-backed exceptions to owners with status, provenance, and a downloadable trail.

Technology + advisors + owners. VERIFY technology identifies; HARS Advisors validate what is real and worth pursuing; TRH owners decide. Every module carries this cadence and an explicit as-of date, because the platform runs on periodic batch extracts — not real-time feeds.
The walkthrough

Seven stops, one story

Follow in order for the full investor narrative, or jump to any module. Each stop shows a live figure from this demo.

  1. 1
    AgreementsThe source of truth

    Every module starts here — the contract register that defines the terms everything else is reconciled against.

    Try: Open any agreement to see extracted terms, obligations, and amendments.

    $51.2M
    governed value
  2. 2
    SpendAvoidable dollars

    Invoice and contract exceptions — over-rate, duplicate, and off-contract spend caught against the agreement terms.

    Try: Filter the exception worklist and open one for its full calculation.

    $267K
    avoidable exposure
  3. 3
    VendorsTransparent scorecards

    The shared scorecard engine — including provisional RCM claims accuracy with pending claims excluded from the denominator and full weight-coverage disclosure.

    Try: Open TruBridge to see the RCM claims accuracy method note and pending exclusion.

    Foundation-approved
    scoring method
  4. 4
    RevenueExpected vs. paid

    Payer yield, underpayment and denial exposure, and a recovery worklist — each claim variance links back to its contract term and 835 evidence.

    Try: Open a claim variance for the expected-vs-paid calculation and chronology.

    $485K
    recoverable (portfolio)
  5. 5
    AccessEstimates & transparency

    A good-faith patient estimate simulator (benefit parameters only, no PHI), CMS artifact readiness, and estimate-accuracy monitoring.

    Try: Move the simulator sliders — the transparent step trace recomputes live. 1 artifact is stale.

    75%
    estimate accuracy
  6. 6
    WorkforceCredentialing readiness

    Provider credentialing, enrollment, licensure, and OIG-LEIE/SAM exclusion screening — fully synthetic provider files, no real PII.

    Try: Open a blocked file (1 billing-blocked) to see the PSV checklist and exclusion screen.

    90
    avg readiness
  7. 7
    ComplianceObligations & evidence

    Regulatory filings, contractual obligations, attestation cycles, and audit findings — each with an owner, due date, and archived evidence.

    Try: Open an overdue obligation, then follow its linked policy and agreement.

    2
    overdue obligations

Why it compounds

Because every module reconciles against the same agreement register with the same transparent scoring, value compounds: a contract term surfaced in Agreements drives a Spend exception, a Revenue recovery, a Compliance obligation, and a Workforce enrollment check — all traceable to one source. For the competitive context behind this build, see the preserved readiness brief.